... MARRIAGES. On the 9th instant, at the parish church, Sheffield. by the Rev. G. Depledge, Mr. A. BUTTERWORTB Derby, to HANEAsa, second daughter of the late Mr. JAMES TAYLOR, horn aes- chant, Sheffield. On the l1th July, at the parish church, Hope, Derbyshire, by the Ven. Archdeacon Churton, assisted by the Rev. J. C- Ryle, uncle of the bride, the Rev. EDwARD TowNsoN CrLam- TON, to CAROLINE MARY ...

... BIRThS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. B I RT HS. SONS. TlENSIN, 'wife of Rev. Dr., Wellington College, -4th inst PlAND, Mrs. C., The Hermitage, Croydon, 7th inst . PowvER, Mrs. H. S., Shroton House, Blandford, Dorset, 24th inst. CAPLETON, wife of Colonel, C.B., Royal Artillery, Beath, isot loot. DlxCsON, wife of Dr. F. K., The Square, Boxton, 215t inst. FORD, wife of Captain A., Royal Art., Plumstead ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS, BIRTHS. SoNs. BEASLEY, wife of Rev. T. C., Saffron Walden, 12th inst. YACNALL, wife of Mr. C., M.P., Sneaton Castle, Whitly, i3th inst. CORNISuH, lTlrs. D., Dagnall Hlouse, Sooth Nor- wood, sth irst. TEsroRouGII, Mrs. L., Jun., Cranley-place, Onslow- gardens, 14th inst. FORDYCE, wife of Major-General, Royal 'late Bengal) Artillery, o2th inst. GROVND9, Mrs. F. W., ...

... OomVE-OUrrPRT -July 17th at the perish church, 3atherop, Glounestesabire, by the eov. . J. Scott, Bobert Watson, only son of the late George Cowen, Dw,, of Daleton, Carlisle, to Henrietta Dundse, fourth daughter of Leutt-Colonel Oliphant, late MaIdras Regineere. DlDnof- EMrAnUxSa-Joly 18tb, at the Presbyterian church, Grosvenor-equaro. lanchester by the Rov. A. Munro, William, ioungest son of ...

... sendipr.i The wors1A ~ ad4w 'o n iilrad ',b!gt1*to55an h 1 ea$*esftl*.1;it''; ,: Mr. iy is - , 'nesn ?? ~ - g'a . - ?? 'qn : ' J'v. rb 2iDR~-D.7lll9 27 'at25 2.4dwoij-streeb, la1 the wits oa Josepi Auirdws, .h of a son.' . t Hl2~-lnJfy S7;at Glosvenor.Vllla 'E1ie Jerry the u of Mr.'WOIIIUni II, btn dftuitgter, etulbos'.. -Rly lg'ttBalt27 reU.8, the7wife of Oatt yuo 0,its-3lyhothe'WHfe of Mr. W ...

... ebituari. MR LEICESTER BUCxINGrAm died on the 15th inst., aged forty-two. He was born in 1825, and when about twelve years old he accompanied his father, Mr James Silk Bucking- ham, formerly M.P for Sheffield, on a three years' tour in the United States and Canada. From 1843 to 1847 he was Secretary to the British and Foreign Institute, of which his father was the founder and resident director ...

... Announepuents ?? aro subjct to a ekory of 2e, Od. each, and twI also Ic orepcrlsauthenticztod. Thursord No Cards, or =rr adsdition to thW simn1ple announcenent of a Marriage or Death, jestel itto paymntst as otb an adverfismntsL . Wfvtb. SuisseAsc .-JnI' ltle, at Spring Bank, the wite of Alfred Snoamann, Esq., of a daughter. G 2911 d YaIfiate0. ArM1Ro-MJooRsY.-JUnY 22nd. at our parish chorch ...

... - BIRTH4S. At oli South Apsley Place, onathe 7th instant, Mtrs H. C1. M'Ausland; a son. At 71 Shamarock Street, on the 7th instant, Mrs William WalLace;* a daughter. At 13 Stirling Street, on the 6th inst.;~Mrs, Robot. Campbvell; a son. At 9 Regent Park Terrace, on thle 6ith inst., Mrsr Bi. M~acdonald; a daughter.. At 13 Botliw/ell Terrace, Hilihead, on the 6th inst. , Mrrs Robert Ahison; a ...

... THE DEATH OF MAXIMILIAN. The fate of the unfortunate Emperor of Mexico is no longer a matter of doubt. From the moment when, by the treachery of a too-much trusted officer, he fell into the hands of, the brutal and bloodthirsty mob that followed the leadership of Juarez, it was difficult to hope that his life would be spared. Urgent requests, however, were made by the governments of England, ...

... LIRT'HS. At 214 Crown Street, on the 13th inlstanat, Mrs James Carstairs; a son. At 140 l~tenfrew Street, Ga~ruethull, on the. 13th inst., Mrs HI. D. Strang; a son-still-born. At 3 Florentin~e Terrace, H~i'head, on the 13thx instant, the wife of Wmn. M;oore, Esq.; a daughter. -At 11 Craignestock Place, on the 13th inlstant, Mrs hormas Mfetle; a son. A t 100 King Street, Tradeaton, on the 13th ...

... MARURIAGES. WRGTPOS -n inuLt, by the Rev. E. B3. 8,,I wood Samuel, ?? ,sq, of Sdenihain and latc~ Romor', Eset o Mary ?? eldest daughterj Re.JsfsPwell, rector of ~OW El~o.5, .-t inet., at St 1 sln* jior St Edmod', by thea 1ev. J. Richar son. 31. incmbet, illan, eldest Haon of the late lr, Kil farme, Brttenlum, o Aniei Maria, eldest IIgl Buf St.h Io m Mr Illism flury Steggles, bkkilder 1 COLLS ...

... MIARRIED. July 2, at the Parish Church, Wymering, Hants, Com- r mander Charles Henry Stirlina, R.N., of H.M.S. Excellent, d and eldest sonl of Charles Stirling, Esq., of Buckelidge, . Devon, to Lillie, daughter of the late Rev. Henry Gray, - of Almondsbury, Gloucestershire. s July 4, at St. Andrew's, Plymouth, Lieutenanlt-Colonel 0 John James Bull, 56th Regiment, of Marlborough House, 3 ...